Named for Sultan Hussein Shah of johor, the mosque was originally built in 1827 with the aid of a grant from the British East India Company. the result of a treaty between the Sultan and Stamford Raffles. It was replaced a century later by the present structure, designed by Irish architect Denis Santry. Arabesque in style with Moorish overtones, golden domes, balustrades, and arches, as well as a minaret at each corner, Singapore’s largest mosque accommodates 5,000 worshipers in its main hall. Visitors are welcome in the lobby except during Friday prayers.
How to go to Sultan Mosque
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)
Address: 3 Muscat Street
Phone: +65 6293 4405
Nearest MRT: Bugis
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Bus Charter Rates
* Price varies by distant and timing
* Inclusive 1 driver
| 13 Seaters | 1 Way | From S$90 |
| 2 Ways | From S$180 | |
| Hourly | S$54/hr (min 10hrs); S$66/hr (min 3hrs) | |
| 23 Seaters | 1 Way | From S$102 |
| 2 Ways | From S$204 | |
| Hourly | S$78/hr (min 10hrs); S$90/hr (min 3hrs) | |
| 40 Seaters | 1 Way | From S$132 |
| 2 Ways | From S$264 | |
| Hourly | S$90/hr (min 10hrs); S$102/hr (min 3hrs) |
* Final prices subject to confirmation
For more Information
Phone: +65-96993782
Email: [email protected]
For more Information
Phone: +65-96993782
Email: [email protected]